Bible Vs Quran - Character Comparison | Nerd Robot Reaction 

@@DoubleAAce yes idris AS and seth AS came before Nuh AS but Nuh AS is the first rasulullah (messenger of allah)

@@DoubleAAce yes nuh was the first person allah has sent to their people to guide

The quran says he was raised to a high status, which can be interpreted in multiple ways, it's important to know that the quran doesn't clarify if he was raised physically up to heaven.

lol have you heard the Hadith as to what Muhammad SAW says about it? 😊

Correction* - Errors in this video, not in Islamic accounts.

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Abraham Fulfilled: A Biblical Study of God’s Plan for Ishmael and Arabia by sapience institute could address that

He is not mentioned in Christianity.

Mohamed(police be upon him)

First see how progressive your community is and how many innovations they did then talk about intelligence.

​@martin96991 lol did you really just say that? Okay. Can you guys react to 101 islamic innovations feat Ben Kingsley 😂

@@Ehsun22 like what? Examples and talk about arabs only.

​@@Ehsun22 all of them are looted by Islamic devil kings

@@martin96991 Algebra: Al-Khwarizmi's contributions are detailed in "A History and Philosophy of Algebra in Islamic Mathematics" on Oxford Academic: Algebra - Oxford Academic Britannica article on Islamic contributions to algebra: Britannica - Algebra Canon (Medicine): Avicenna's "The Canon of Medicine" is discussed in detail on Britannica: Britannica - Avicenna Oxford Academic article on "The Canon of Medicine by Avicenna": Oxford Academic - The Canon of Medicine Astrolabe: Detailed study on Islamic contributions to astronomy and the astrolabe: Springer - Islamic Astronomy and the Astrolabe Britannica article on astrolabes: Britannica - Astrolabe Optics: Ibn al-Haytham's pioneering work on optics is detailed in "The Optics of Ibn al-Haytham": Springer - Optics of Ibn al-Haytham Britannica article on Ibn al-Haytham: Britannica - Ibn al-Haytham Hospitals: Development of hospitals in the Islamic world is discussed in "The Origins of Islamic Hospital": Oxford Academic - Islamic Hospitals Britannica article on Islamic hospitals: Britannica - Hospitals Surgery: Al-Zahrawi's contributions to surgery are explored in "Islamic Surgical Innovations": Springer - Islamic Surgery Britannica article on Al-Zahrawi: Britannica - Al-Zahrawi Universities: Establishment of universities like Al-Qarawiyyin and Al-Azhar is discussed in "Islamic Educational Institutions": Oxford Academic - Islamic Universities Britannica article on the history of universities: Britannica - Universities Camera: Ibn al-Haytham's work leading to early concepts of the camera is discussed in "The Book of Optics": Springer - Book of Optics Britannica article on the camera obscura: Britannica - Camera Obscura Crankshaft: The mechanical engineering advancements by Al-Jazari are explored in "The Machines of Al-Jazari": Springer - Machines of Al-Jazari Britannica article on Al-Jazari: Britannica - Al-Jazari Coffee: The origins and spread of coffee from Yemen are discussed in "The History of Coffee": Oxford Academic - Coffee Britannica article on the history of coffee: Britannica - Coffee Soap: Development of soap-making techniques in the Islamic world is covered in "The Chemistry of Soap in Islamic History": Springer - Islamic Soap Britannica article on the history of soap: Britannica - Soap Surgical Instruments: Al-Zahrawi's work on surgical instruments is detailed in "Islamic Surgical Innovations": Springer - Surgical Instruments Britannica article on Al-Zahrawi: Britannica - Al-Zahrawi Windmill: Innovation of windmills in the Islamic world is analyzed in "The Evolution of the Windmill": Oxford Academic - Windmill Britannica article on the history of windmills: Britannica - Windmill Vaccination: Early forms of vaccination in Ottoman Turkey are discussed in "The History of Vaccination": Springer - Vaccination Britannica article on the history of vaccination: Britannica - Vaccination Fountain Pen: The invention of the fountain pen is attributed to Islamic engineers, detailed in "Islamic Technological Advances": Springer - Fountain Pen Britannica article on the fountain pen: Britannica - Fountain Pen Filtration: Innovations in water filtration techniques by Islamic scientists are explored in "Islamic Water Filtration Methods": Springer - Water Filtration Britannica article on water filtration: Britannica - Water Filtration Astronomy: Contributions by astronomers like Al-Battani are discussed in "Islamic Astronomy": Britannica - Islamic Astronomy Oxford Academic article on Islamic astronomy: Oxford Academic - Islamic Astronomy Cheques: Development of cheques (sakk) in the Islamic financial system is covered in "The History of Cheques": Oxford Academic - Cheques Britannica article on the history of cheques: Britannica - Cheques, These innovations were either developed directly by Arabs or under the significant influence of the Arab Empire during the Islamic Golden Age.

Get out of those fairy tales dude

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@@stayspiritual Thank you 🙏🌹

​@@S_R2000Instead of believing on Mythical stories do your research and find the True religion of God Almighty.

Justin almost watches non, and I do my best to watch as little possible, but it's hard not to see anything when you're the one picking the content.

Thank you

Because it is from a Christian source so ofcourse disingenuous on their regards. 😅

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That’s the claim but the Quran it is an error and is less trustworthy than the texts it Claims to correct. None of its corrections can be proven or shown by any evidence other than its claims to divine revelation which itself is an unsubstantiated claim.

​@@shiningcartoonistu mean u rather accept the bible version for example lut sleeping wth his daughters? Compare to quran that said no..that prophet of God will not commit fornication or incest?

that's a lie

@@vertO_sortZ it's true... Aramaic and other semitic languages are very similar. Jesus for example called God (in his Aramaic tongue) "Alaha" which is similar to the Arabic "Alah"

where does it say he was dark

@@BlackSpice In Authentic Hadidth Narrations when Prophet Mohammad PBUH went on Israh wal Mairaaj (The night journey) and travelled to heavens he met many Prophets and explained some of them in detail. 🙂

ok what did he say

@@Happy_Potato0 Which hadith? I don't remember seeing any such hadith?

@Mugi5wara I am not a scholar I don't remember which one , you can look it up yourself I heard it from scholar Dr. Suleiman of Palestine and also from The merciful Servant channel.

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quran ' Jesus raised lazaras from dead. blew life into a clay pigeon healed sick by leave of god ' Jesus in bible ' father greater than I. I can do nothing on my own ' cue up the loser song on price isright

Jesus is also the one who judges on the last day, too, is he not? Likewise in the Bible; but in the Bible it makes sense because Jesus is God and therefore has the ability to be judge because he is omniscient. That’s why he is likewise called the Alpha and the Omega. The Quran repeatedly says Allah sends people to heaven or hell, but somehow Jesus is the judge.. so isn’t it therefore Jesus who sends to heaven or hell? Maybe it’s because yet again the Quran borrows from Christians but doesn’t understand the theological implications of what these beliefs have. Jesus is the Alpha and Omega- just what Allah says he is. Jesus is judge. Jesus heals Lepers- which is a disease that only God can heal. Jesus gives life to Clay because that’s something God does. I could go on and on.

​@shiningcartoonist Jesus judge in last day?? Lol.who told u that,, only Allah judge, Jesus will judge the so called Christian when he come back to earth as a muslim and gonna break the cross according to Islam not the last day

​@@shiningcartoonistand please go on and on and reveal more ignorance 😆

​@@shiningcartoonistthe alpha and the omega are the words of John vision dream lol not words of jesus